Sith
Stalker: Sith Lord and Secret Apprentice from The Force Unleashed
AKA
Starkiller and the Ultimate Evil
Sith Stalker with painted lycra sleeves
Canon helmet color with hairpiece
New improved helmet is made in one piece with flexible side
connectors (see Putting It On video below)
All Costume Parts (click image to enlarge)
Lightbox runs on 9V battery
Hard Armor Parts
Soft Parts
My Sith Stalker at Star Wars Celebration V
Putting It On - My new helmet design slides on easily
First time testing the Stalker costume at a 501st event with
honorary 501st member, TK-6352, Star Wars actor Jay Laga'aia,
2009
This is the green helmet as seen on the Evolutions
action figures packaging.
Photoshopped skintone and robotic arm
Mark Farebrother (above) recently got
the costume 501st approved. He added a latex sleeve and several
other details making him the first Sith Stalker in the 501st.
Congratulations, Mark!
This
is NOT an offical Star Wars item. It is completely fan-made
from scratch based on screenshots of The Force Unleashed
character.
Features:
• Made from strong impact resistant polyurethane plastic
(similar to football helmet plastic)
• Average armor thickness: 1/4" - 1/8"
• Hand painted acrylic and enamel
• Protective enamel clear coating
• Unique fan-made original
• High accuracy and detail
Parts
Include:
• The core helmet - has a tinted visor, slightly weathered
paint, large breathing holes in front, flexible side attachment
pieces for a close fit, velcro attachment point for neckseal,
and glossy protective coating
• Silver spandex cap - slips over head to complete
the effect
• Neck seal - hard rubber seal that attaches to the
back inside of core helmet with velcro and velcros in the
front of the neck
• Ribcage with straps
• Shoulder armor - this is the only piece without
straps. It velcros to the underarmor
• Bicep armor and forearm with straps
• Claws
The
model is 5'11", 175 lbs.
The
original game model was created by Manny Llamas
Concept by Amy Beth Christenson
